Forthcoming Workshops & Classes

 

Artists' Journal Workshop

Sunday 24 June 2007, 2-4pm

Cost:$10

Bring your memories from a  travel adventure, some photos and ephemera*, along with a wire-bound  sketchbook, to being creating your own artists' journal. An artists' journal is somewhere between a diary and a scrapbook, and artfully done. The journal may include writing, images, whatever the artist/traveler/journeyer  wishes ....possibilities are endless. Other supplies and media will be available for your use, covered by a $10 supply fee. Space is limited.

This workshop will be facilitated by Brian Z, co-curator of the June 8-July 8,2007 exhibit "Wish you  were here." Brian is a multi-arts performer and artist, working in theatre, music, dance and visual arts. Examples of some artists journals will be available for viewing at the workshop and a list of  resources will be shared with participants to enhance their further exploration. *ephemera is a term for a broad range of items collected over time:  ticket stubs, buttons, airline passes, pieces of  ribbon and paper.

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Del Ray Artisans 2007 Summer Camp

 Kids Creative Arts Adventure
for ages 8 -12 is a week of art making,
July 23-27 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

 



 

 

Forthcoming Exhibition Events

 

ART IN CITY HALL

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Forthcoming Event for 2008

 
The Washington Woodworkers Guild biannual juried exhibition is scheduled for October 2008 at the DRA Gallery.  

Craft exhibits feature both reproduction and studio furniture, turned vessels, intricate boxes, delicate carvings and original sculptures fabricated from wood.

This collaborative exhibit will also include works by The Del Ray Artisans, adorning the walls with photographs, prints, drawings, paintings, or hanging sculptures with themes focused on wood.    

Lectures and instructional classes are in development for presentation.

 

Many thanks to our monthly flowers sponsor:
Royce Flowers - lovely arrangements seen at every opening.

(Admiring display is DRA Guest from Atlanta, GA -- Gale Macke)